Hi,

I got a NFS server and clients using automountd to access
remote directories. 
The auto.users table defines a virtual mount point /users so that the
partitions of the NFS server (/users1,/users2 ...) are automounted under
this mount point on the clients.
The path to those directories are /users/usersi on the clients but they
are /usersi on the NFS server.

What is the more efficient way to access local directory
/usersi on the NFS server using the path /users/usersi instead ?

Should I define a symbolic link between a local directory /users and the
different /usersi partitions on the server ? or can I use automounter on
the NFS server itself to automount the local /usersi on the virtual mount
point /users ?

Both solutions appear to be feasible but I would like to get some
information about their efficiency in terms of access to the files
and also the inconvenients of running automounter on the server itself.

Many thanks,

Sylvie

 

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